Course Content

Introduction to Selenium

8m 25s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

Introduction to Selenium Quiz

5m

Different Flavours of Selenium

5m 25s

Different Flavors in Selenium Quiz

2m

Selenium Web Driver

7m 40s

Selenium Web-Driver Quiz

3m

Sample Program in Web Driver

5m 42s

Selenium Sample Programs in Webdriver Quiz

16m

Button, Check box and Radio Button in Selenium

6m 9s

Dropdown element in Selenium

2m 55s

Sample Webelement program

20m 25s

Wait in Selenium

6m 44s

Handling Alertbox in Selenium

2m 40s

Alertfunction sample program

12m 29s

Alerthandler example in Selenium

6m 47s

Alertverification sample program in Selenium

4m 55s

Keyboard and Mouse Actions in Selenium

3m 50s

Keyboard actions sample program

8m 19s

Handling Multiple Tabs in Selenium

6m 10s

Customized X-path in Selenium

3m 33s

Web Table in Selenium

11m 10s

Dynamic Web Table

8m 13s

JUnit Framework in Selenium

4m 24s

Junit FrameWork in Selenium Quiz

5m

JUnit Annotations

5m 51s

JUnit Methods in Selenium

2m 59s

TestNG FrameWork Quiz

5m

Environment of TestNG

3m 59s

Overview of TestNG

3m 3s

Example of TestNG

8m 2s

Features of TestNG

9m 12s

Parameterised Test example

5m 10s

Working with multiple browsers in Selenium

2m 16s

Working with Multiple Browsers in Selenium Quiz

12h

Working with Chrome and IE Browser in Selenium

2m 47s

Firefox Profile in Selenium

12m 20s

Advance Web Driver

12m 12s

Webdriver Advanced in Selenium Quiz

02h 46m 39s

JXL Program in Selenium

15m 6s

Reading from property files in Selenium

7m 34s

Automation Framework

4m 26s

Automation Test Frame Work in Selenium Quiz

7m

Datadriven Framework example

4m 13s

Data driven frame work Continued

14m 49s

Module Drive Framework Example

11m 13s

Hybrid Framework Example

6m 3s

Keyword Driven Example

20m 56s

Getting started with Maven

1m 17s

High Level Overview of Maven

5m 47s

Maven Project Management Tool in Selenium Quiz

5m

Maven Project

5m 31s

Maven Structure

3m 36s

Maven Dependencies

3m 42s

Maven Dependencies and Scopes

5m 28s

Maven Repositories

6m 44s

Master Quiz

50m

Assignment-1 Selenium script

31s

Assignment-1 Solution of Selenium Script

24m 18s

Assignment-2 Test NG

29s

Assignment-2 Solution of Test NG

13m 21s

Assignment-3 Log4j

31s

Assignment-3 Solution of Log4j part-2

12m 16s

Assignment-3 Solution of Log4j part-1

7m 38s

Assignment-4 Test NG Script

24s

Assignment-4 Solution of Test NG Script Part-1

14m 46s

Assignment-4 Solution of Test NG Script Part-2

12m 43s

Assignment-5 Junit

29s

Assignment-5 Solution of Junit

6m 44s

Assignment-6 Web Driver

1m 18s

Assignment-6 Solution of Web Driver

11m 12s

Locating Elements by ID

Selenium Automation Testing Course Locators and Identifiers

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Course Content

Introduction to Selenium

8m 25s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

Different Flavours of Selenium

5m 25s

Selenium Web Driver

7m 40s

Sample Program in Web Driver

5m 42s

Button, Check box and Radio Button in Selenium

6m 9s

Dropdown element in Selenium

2m 55s

Sample Webelement program

20m 25s

Wait in Selenium

6m 44s

Handling Alertbox in Selenium

2m 40s

Alertfunction sample program

12m 29s

Alerthandler example in Selenium

6m 47s

Alertverification sample program in Selenium

4m 55s

Keyboard and Mouse Actions in Selenium

3m 50s

Keyboard actions sample program

8m 19s

Handling Multiple Tabs in Selenium

6m 10s

Customized X-path in Selenium

3m 33s

Web Table in Selenium

11m 10s

Dynamic Web Table

8m 13s

JUnit Framework in Selenium

4m 24s

JUnit Annotations

5m 51s

JUnit Methods in Selenium

2m 59s

Environment of TestNG

3m 59s

Overview of TestNG

3m 3s

Example of TestNG

8m 2s

Features of TestNG

9m 12s

Parameterised Test example

5m 10s

Working with multiple browsers in Selenium

2m 16s

Working with Chrome and IE Browser in Selenium

2m 47s

Firefox Profile in Selenium

12m 20s

Advance Web Driver

12m 12s

JXL Program in Selenium

15m 6s

Reading from property files in Selenium

7m 34s

Automation Framework

4m 26s

Datadriven Framework example

4m 13s

Data driven frame work Continued

14m 49s

Module Drive Framework Example

11m 13s

Hybrid Framework Example

6m 3s

Keyword Driven Example

20m 56s

Getting started with Maven

1m 17s

High Level Overview of Maven

5m 47s

Maven Project

5m 31s

Maven Structure

3m 36s

Maven Dependencies

3m 42s

Maven Dependencies and Scopes

5m 28s

Maven Repositories

6m 44s

Assignment-1 Selenium script

31s

Assignment-1 Solution of Selenium Script

24m 18s

Assignment-2 Test NG

29s

Assignment-2 Solution of Test NG

13m 21s

Assignment-3 Log4j

31s

Assignment-3 Solution of Log4j part-2

12m 16s

Assignment-3 Solution of Log4j part-1

7m 38s

Assignment-4 Test NG Script

24s

Assignment-4 Solution of Test NG Script Part-1

14m 46s

Assignment-4 Solution of Test NG Script Part-2

12m 43s

Assignment-5 Junit

29s

Assignment-5 Solution of Junit

6m 44s

Assignment-6 Web Driver

1m 18s

Assignment-6 Solution of Web Driver

11m 12s

FAQs

We can find an element using the attribute id with Selenium webdriver using the locators - id, css, or xpath. To identify the element with css, the expression should be tagname[id='value'] and the method to be used is By. cssSelector. To identify the element with xpath, the expression should be //tagname[@id='value'].

Because each element's ID is unique, ID Locator is a frequent approach to identify elements. IDs are the most dependable locators, according to the W3C, because they are expected to be unique on each page. ID locators are the quickest and safest locators available.

The most recommended and fastest way to locate needed WebElements on the page is to use Selenium's ID locator. Each element in the DOM has its own ID Selenium locator. Because each element on the page has a unique ID, it is regarded the quickest and safest way to locate them.

Right-click anywhere on your screen and select Inspect, or use the keyboard shortcuts CTRL + SHIFT + I or F12. Right-click anywhere on your screen and select Inspect Element from the context menu.

An element's ID property is an identifier that must be unique across the document. When connecting (using an anchor), scripting, or styling the element, it serves as a unique identifier (with CSS).

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